MEDFORD Iftlu f RTTHTKEg MEDFOnD,- OKEfiONT, WEDNESDAY. APR?L 22, 1925
PAGE FIVE
vEXPERTS FAVOR HOLLY STEET SITE
. P. AND E. SUE A CLOSE
(Continued from page one.)
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TABLE 1. ' . 5" as :
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Present
Standard capacity. ,
Maximum capacity.
Amount overcrowded
Average- Increase enrollment..
Increase laat .year...' ,
No., of years - Until standard ca
". pacity ' la reached . . .
Ko. years until maximum ca
pacity la reached
257 43 1" 333"
300 360 300
. 410 450 410
None 7i 30
15 20 25
1 0 0
620
440
6.10
80
20
1571
1400
1800
171
80
149
505
325
Q20
.180
28
28
2070
1725
2320
361
103
. 177
4
The '.Jackson, schdol will reach be offset In throe vn ,.. (h in.
maximum capacity In much less time creased population of your elcmcn
Ihan the six. years Indicated as tho tarv m-hnni ,h. ,.,.,,v0
oversow, irom me Lincoln ana probably during 1928, an 8-room
wasmngton scnoois will be trans- unit of a new elomentnry school
f erred . to, the 'Jacknon school. No building, to bocomo eventually a 10-
rnanner of shifting will prevent overy room building, ' should bo " erected
elementary school being crowded to somewhere near the center of popu-
' more than maximum capacity by the lntlon of the fllstrlct now served by
opening 01 ocnuoi in n. tne Washington school (estimated
ture buildings smaller rooms and full knowledge of the district's fl- per capita. Should the assessed vnl
more of them should be your policy, nnnciaj condition and what the pro- tuition -of the Mod ford school district
W your present elementary school gram will mean In terms of com- Tlicrcase only as .rapidly as tho pop
buildings many of the rooms are too mltments to tho district. O I ufctlon' tho avcraao Increaso In evul
large, 27x33 feet, and some as largo Choice of ft Site for a New uution based on our conservative
as 27x36 feet. The stnndard elo- High School. I estimates for growth In population
montary school room is approxi-' Your commlttoo was shown three would approximate IKJS.OOO. In tho
mtiv 9Svan Npntinir jn tn a& mintls cite,, u-hinh were beinc considered as estimates below on annual nverago
UnH thi aitifwinvri hi.rh . Hl.hAni rnnm ,naiMn incntlnns f.m a new hich Increase in assessed valuation of
21x28 feet or 23x25 feet, Beating 30 school. They were what Is called $200,000 Is used which will In turn
to' 36 pupils. The present elumen- the p. & K. property on tho east Increase tho ability to bond. $10,000
tiny school rooms are approximately side of Bear Creek; the north Holly'a year, r
25 per cent too largo in square feet street property on which the athletic present maximum of bonded
of floor space. field is now located, ana tno soum indobtedncss otter June
Indebtedness. 1H2S. ...... HO, 550
Bond Issue of 19 2 8 (10-
year bonds)
Redlining margin of pos
sible Indebtedness
Keduction of bonded Indebt
edness by 1S30
On present bonds (re
mainder) On 1925 high school bonds
On 1928 ele. school bonds
Estimated increase in abil
ity to bond through in
creased ass. evaluation
65,000
84.050
" 8.000
20.700
13,000
COLOR IT NEW WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
. .$381,000 .Margin of possible bonded
20.000
65.000
80,750
4 We suggest that In the future Holly street property in the soutn' isSd
adequate provision for industrial, end of the city. We carefully ex- p.pscnt. indebtedness as of Indebtedness nfler 1930.. 1 43,750
household arts, and laboratory units: amined each of these suggested sites iline m 1925 63,000. Bond issuo of 1930 (10-yr.
for auditorium, gymnasium, library and considered them from every . jlonu jgo uf 1925, 20-year bonds)
and office room should bo Insisted point of. view and evaluated them 'on . bon(js. 185,000 Remaining margin of pos-
upon. all the technical points to be con- jIlirin; 0'f""p'ossible indobt- sible bonded Indebtedness
5. Your present buildings arc not sldered In choosing a site . for a ,,. ,11s 43.000 Reduction of bonded indebt-
fire proof. This is not in accord- school building, we considered sucn R.ulK.tion f Indebtedness edness by 1935
ance with modern building practice points as: . nccessiDiuiy, 1. e.t near- b 1J128
or the high regard of Medford peo- ness to center of city and school Cn prwl',,"nt bonds 45,000
pie for the safety of their children, population, tho number and naturo( 0n 196 hl n 8Ci,ool bonds 31,060
Your modern ' buildings should be of avenues of approach: drainago -,, ,,.. in-rAn,i nhilitv
semi-flre-proof, fire-proofing halls, and public utility accommodations: I "to bona through increased
stairways and heating plant. I cost of site; beauty and possiblll- ,,Bsessed evaluation of dls-
6. Your new buildings should be ties of beautifying; site as related to
I trict
constructed with belter facilities for the school orgalliotlon. size of slto; iInr(.ln of possible bonded
iigut umi veuuiuuun inan yuur um me miuiiu iiiiu uuniuiiiij vi .
ones.. This we need "not urge as no site; tho naturo- of the district in
rospectablo architect will submit you each matter of froedom from noise,
plans In this day calling for windows nearness to business and industrial
distributed In two walls with wldo' centers: the nature of tho soli and
mullions between, us Is found In Its adaptability to school ' ground
your older buildings or without somo purposes: etc.
plan for ventilation. I Medford Is fortunato In having so
7. We suggest that where flnan-lmany available sites for its new high
ces permit that battleship linoleum school. Many cities would consider
or some other deadener bo laid on themselves fortunate to have cither
30,500
kk,.i - ,.K I . .. lcBU,B1iu ,r some otner deadener Do laid on tnemseives roriunnte 10 nave emier
Third, .the future growth of popu- cost 165.000). A site of not less than fc floors of your halls, library room one of Medford's three possible sites.
v1 . .. . I eight acres should be obtained for and ntalrwnva V'nlhln. .rill on. Vrnm n technical noint of view cither
latlort. : r- I eight acres should be obtained for
wo navo, cased our estimates 01 this school at onco and tho bond
future growth in school population' Issuo submitted early In the winter
In Medford on two sources of data of 1927-28 so that the building may
(1.: the Increase in attendance in the be occupied In the fall. By this
bast five years, (2) tho figures of the time the high school will have
survey conducted by the Bell Tele-, reached Its capacity. The 7th grade
phone-company experts. may be then housod In the elemen-!
1 The. Increase In school attendance tnry schools and tho old high school
fpi" - each ' of . tho past four years building used for the 8th and 9th
Over' the previous years has been as grades.
' ttfr"'-" ?''' ' J I '' I" 1930, additions to tho
""'"'"'" " i I Kooaeve" and Jackson schools
lit '. ''"'' fi,should ue made according to tho
" '' "' ' ' ' ' noods and financial ability, probably
i"; ' " ' : 177 j four-room additions to each. The
win "''qCii: '08 Jackson district boundaries should
?L fL'iI C0.mpan "' then be changed so as to draw less
K ff nlLJZ W, Li"! P',ul1a- f-om the Washington and more from
-1 ?H L PP? I V 00iVeovk. the L,ncoln dl8tr,ct. Estimated cost
Of 800 people ft . year. The ratio $06,000
of school attondftneo to population 5when in. tv..hinn. v.i
In Oregon.isanahasbeen in Medford ' is . old ,' LSLl'S.??
ppi'olmately l to 4. This would 1 unit of the new elementary school
hdlcate on average yearly Increase should be built. Estimated cost in
and stairways. Nothing will con-, From a technical point of view either
tribute more to an atmosphere of of the three sites examined wouiu
quiet and study. I be satisfactory for the location of
8. No new building should be a high school, .but there are cer
constructcd without adequate toilet tain advantages to the various sites
facilities. Minimum standards not which wo will point out. We bo
less than one seat and one urinal lieve the South Holly streot prop-
for every 35 boys and one seat for erty should not be considered for
every 20 girls bused on ' maximum these reasons:
capacity of building. First
. 9 No now building should bo' '. (a) Too for from center of pop-
erected Willi doors swinging Inward ulation now. and population Is going
or without panic bolts on all major away from It.
In attendance of 200 school children,
llinost twice our, estimates. It
Would sceni that - our estimates are,
theiti almost too conservative.
If our estimates of future growth
addition to sale of old Washington
property, $45,000. , ; .
(6) In 1985, or a ' year . or. so
sooner If finances permit, a now
Junior high school to .be built as tho
1 J , j D jtiiiiu, lilfjfl BC1IUUI .11
il i- correct in ten years, second unit of tho Junior-senior high
Ife ..olstrlot rtiUst , provldo for schooli school plant should be provided for,
uw: . , ... 1 estimated capacity 800,
Vfiuuon j-o... 1HUV UUU.
orsnan 7-8-.. .
tifide ,10-11-12
- Thli will neressitntM n nu. hlph
school of at least 000 capacity : In
Mil Immediate future, a Junior high
school of ' 800 capacity by 1935, and
additional elementary school facili
ties tot 600 new pupils, the equiva
lent of two such buildings as the
Jackson oV Roosevelt schools and
for 600 more when tho Washington
school is solll or abandoned.. .Should
the Bell . Telephone figures' bo cor
rect, In addition, to the above, pro
vision must bo '.made for 1000 more
cost 225,-
UVU. ' . . .
690 f (") Whiio we can not help but
625. admire the progressive spirit of those
interested in tho establishment of a
Junior college in Medford, it is our
belief that
1. The stafo of Oregon will not
probably within tho next' genera
tion establish state supported Junior
cuiieges, .
. 2. Should It do so It will fol
low the example of California and
establish them whore normal schools
already exist.
J. Tno first duty of Medford is
10. its elementary and aernnHni-v
the
uu u lie w. or: irn nnnu nnni mtnmb tnt Npnrtni mmiia .u- . ....
L.fii 1 t . : i'i'a oiiu tuut wun me
equivalent of . -three such schools as present need for school and water
the Jackson fcehool.v .:. .bonds, It 'will .be extremely difficult
(b) Inaccessible . from standpoint
of avenues of approach.
(c) In a switching and ware
houso district.
exits.
The Financial Condition of the
Medford School District.
Tho financial condition of a. school
district Is determined bv tho fe-l (d) Poorer surface drainage and
latlon of its resourdes to its expend!-' a' more difficult sewer and water
turcs, or Its ability to support its problem.
program. This : Involves tho futurol 1 (e) . Nature of soil, bad for . play-
program, as well as the present ono.1 ground,' athletics, rocky, bad for
No school district knows Its actual grass plots, sticky.
financial condition - unless It known In considering the other two sites
its future commitments. Herein has the. North Holly street property has
been our failure in financing cduca- the following advantages over the
ion m tne pnst. Only the present r. ""d E. site
nns oeen considered. I second
What Is the flnancjal condition of (a) North Holly street property
tho- Medford school district? The Is nearer center of population, school
following facts will give a. fair con- and otherwlso, and it . appears that
ccption of Its condition: - tho centetr of population vll move
1. il nas an assessed valuation .Olt luwara, ramer .man- away irom 11.
$5,483,366. ; (b) It is higher ground prob
2. Its present tax., rato is . 20. D ably better drainage and sewer; fa
mills for school purposes.- . I duties. The present sewers on Jack
' 3. The total tax rate on all prop-! son and Main streets near tho P. and
eriy in tne city for all purposes is E. property aro already taxed to ca
60.6 mills. ' I pacity.
4. The school district hns 108 000 ' (c). It has more nhd better ave
bonded debts, which is being retired nues of approach. The approaches
On 192S high school bonds 46.250
On 1928 ele. school bonds 32,500
On 1930 ele. school bonds
Estimated incrensed nbility
to bond through increased
assessed evaluation..
Margin of possible bonded
indobtedncss 1HS5 242. 000
00
60,000
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whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed
goods. -. ; ' .
I Have Decided Not to Move
and will continue business at
711 East Main and Genesee Sts.
I can sell all kinds of building material
cheaper at my present location
Wallace
Phone 108
Woods
at the rate of $16,000 oer year
' 5. The maximum legal limit of Is
suing bonds is $275,000 on the basis
to the P. and B. site are few and.
likely to be congested.
(d) It is freer '.from main
In lineal
...Li) ui vur rwuuimeu-.
. Oatloni, wA wish- to urgt) npou
.' Um, people) of Modrord tho im
portance and nerd of making
Immediate-: provisions for lious- '
lUlf your schools. It is not a
..question-of ciioloo between aver
age faculties and better, It . is
. a. question between adequate fa
, dlillcs - and failure 'to provide
(uffkicnt housing of any qual
ity. Wo do not know of a com
munity In Oregon of tho same
KM and with, the some char
acter of - cltlnens of Medrord
. where a high Hchool Is so poorly
boused. - Tio . situation In tho
Elementary "schools will bo no
better In the course of two or
three rears.
7 .1. a,ov wibh 10 urge upon your less salary than two ordinary
peftplo the necessity of economy In principals. Much of the routine
your buildings. . What Is needed Is . work ordinarily carried on by prin
Uot pretentious, elegant buildings, 1 clpals could be performed by toach
bdt. substantial buildings of largo ' ers as ' assistant principals under
Capacity, which will provide for your! the direction of the principal whoso
needs, so that you will not be faced ! time Is not -bo expensive to the dls
wlth the need of providing more! trict. . 1 , .
buildings before j'our bonded In- (c) It will ' eliminate the waste
debtedness Is reduced to a point! of time of supervisors and teachers
k where you can erect them. Your! of special subjects, e. g., music, art,
... . lo uwuuij cU1uw cuuwuuu, munuai training.
nuusenoiq arts, etc.
to convince Medford tnx payers that
nigner education Is a local and not
'a state burden. -. . :
Miscellaneous Suggestions.
1 We wish to rocominend a six
year high school plant for the fol
lowing reasons: 1 . -
(a) The two high schools may
mnae common use of the gymna
sium, auditorium, shoos, and kit.
chens, and library books thereby
of the present assessed valuation. ! of traffic, such as tho Pacific and
Having $68,000 present bonded debt 1 Klamath highways.; .
reduces that , limit to $207,000. e) It is cheaper J than tho P. and
The average yearly Increase In' E. property. ' . ,
assessed vuluution for the flve"VifilrS I' (t)., ..The ' larger, 'majority of chll
has been $129,308, which'' at a - 20 dron will not have to go through, tho
mill rate returns $2,687.36. ' ' 'j I business section of the city In order
7. Tho average yearly increase In ' to reach It as would be tho case w ith
me scnooi budget for the last five tho P. and-E. property.
The V. and E. site has the follow
ing advantages over the north Holly
(a) It Is a larger, ond more ade
quate site and will house both tno
as much as 'to provide a place ade
quota for a high grade of teaching.
Jt Is-doubtful whether Medford
ikllldlng . costs should exceed $.126
tr senior high school pupil, $275
per Junior high .school pupil, or $225
per elementary school pupil. Satis
factory buildings- aro being built in
Oregon for less.
.. Based 'on; our conservative esti
mates of future growth the district
will .have to provide school housing
at the rate: of a building- like the
Jackson or Roosevelt building every
three and one-half years to keep
tip; to key nothing of relieving the
present congested condition. If the
SfoK-th of last year continues or if 1
Ittk ' estimates of the Bell Telephono1
Ufvey are correct, there will have
Id'JbH' built one such building every
two ears to. house the now pupils
lldhei, . . .-.
lfctt$t fcdmrhlttee wishes to'recom
,ntna lhe-i following. , housing and
btflldlfiit program:
(1) In 1826-26 a new high school
bnlldlng ol approximately 600 ca
' PaJ'bi lo be Used for the time being
" for grades 9 to 18. and later as a
'settlor, high school (grades 10 to
13) said building to be the first
unit of' a combined Junior and senior
nign -school plant.
(4) When the high school evac
uates the qld high school building.
Jt should be. used as a Junior high
school building housing grades " and
8 on a departmental- plan. There
will then be approximately 350
years fs $3,180.81, leaving a, differ
ence, between the return on the In
creased assessed valuation of approx
imately $600.
' 8- The present cost per pupil in Junior and senior high schools for
the Medford schools is $69.00. I veara to come.
' 9- Tho average yearly increase In (b) The small area Included In
school enrollment is 108 DUDils. the north Holly site w;cst of Gropo
10- This will increase the yearly street constitutes a reasonable objec-
UUOgei aiinrOXimatelV : 1764- . fnr flnn In Ihnt nrnnprtV.
eliminating needless duplication of , maintenance. I (c) . It Is nearer the old high
Plant and equipment used only al "- The present tax levy Is $107,- school. Should It prove nocesBnry
portion of tho time by either Junior i 259.25. to use both buildings In connection
ur Bcumr nign senoai alone and per- " " me district should Bond this fact would favor the P. and a
mltting the construction of one large Itself to its statutory limit by Issu- property.' We aro not Inclined- to
auditorium and one largo gymna- ln 20 year serial bonds, Its budget believe that the ubo of both bulld
8'um. , J would be Increased by $10,360.00 for ings In connection will be necessary
(b) One very able and highly. an nnnual payment of principal and for anv length of tlnie.
trained principal may be employed : 10, 360. 00 for on annual payment (d) It Is more adaptablo to
or interest. This Interest charge will school building program because of
nuclease jnif.uu per year as the the Irregular shape of tno norm
bonds are rotlred. These Increases -uit nrnmrtv.
plus the one duo to Increase In en- e) It is less likely to suffer from
rollment will bring the budget un tho nniao of milwuv trains though
to $136,411.45. , I-.. ,,re not Inclined to believe that
13. This total will require a tax the. nniaa from the trains will be
rate of 24.6 mills on the present ae- a significant inconvenience as in all
sessed valuation, or it will require an probability no building will be con
assessed valuation of $6,760.00, or an structed closer than Grape street. '
Increase of $1,276,635. This is too! In Consideration of the advantages
largo an Increase to be made. Tho of each site wo are convinced that
necessary increase In the tnx rate the choice In Medford is dependent
is the more practical plan.' This In- upon factors other than technical
crease In the tax rato can be made points of desirability of location,
in Medford wlthout-any undue hard-' However, .your - commlttoo chooses
ship or burden upon taxablo prop- the North Holly streot property for
ofty. ! I tho slto for the location of your now
We believe that In its present fl- high school, since we consldor that
nancial condition as outlined above, I it .-has more and bettor points in Its
Medford can adequately - finance the favor.- We are convinced, however,
program which we have .outlined In that no bond issue will carry In
the recommendations. A bond issuo Medford If it is connected with ony
of $196,000 will finance - the new 0f tne three sites mentioned, be
proposed high school of., approxi-1 cause of the political situation. The
mafely 600 capacity. This will be sentiment Is so evenly divided . be-
the first unit of a 900 capacity tween the three sites and there are
building. This new high' school will always enough who are opposed to a
care for the Increase In. high school bond Issue under any conditions to
enrollment for four years, and will defeat it. no matter to which site it
release the present : high -school, may be attached. In the interest of
building to be used for the 7th and the schools of Medford and with a
8th grades of tho entire system. This,' strong desire - to seo the next- bond
In turn, will relieve he congestion Issue for a new high school carry
In the, elementary schools for two at tho polls, we propose the follow-'
years. In two years, .'by retiring ng recommendation:. That the voters
Which would
otherwise, result from traveling from
building to building.
(d) Ono heating piant may serve
tho entire plant. One large plant
wlll.be of less expense to the dis
trict both for construction and opo
ration.
(e) The break between the 8th
and 9th, or the 9th and 10th grades
wnicn causes tne elimination of pu
plls from school in large, number
will disappear. Tho school will bo
regarded and organized as a six-
year secondary school with no par
tlcular gap.
. 2- We w1ah to suggest to you that
me tendency to establish a number
01 small elementary schools instead
of fewer and larger ones is regarded
oy scnooi . experts as undesirable
irom an educational viewpoint and
expenslvo frdm the viewpoint of fi
nance much for the same reasons
anvancen above.
' (a ) Because of the Irregularity
In enrollment from one grade to
another some rooms In small ele
mentary schools win have but 20 or
25 pupils or less, thus Increasing the
per pupil cost.
(b) Figures show that without
$15,000 per year, and with a mar-lof Medford be requested to decide
gin of $12,000 on the present bond-; both the bond Issue and the choice
ing limit, and with the nresent rate I of a site bv ballot, and. that the bond
of Increased assessed v a 1 u a 1 1 o nl issue be separated from the Issue as
($130,000 per year) the bonding to the site; that is, let the voters
limit will be raised to. $56,000, which cost their ballots for or against the
will be sufficient to build the eight-1 proposed bond issue Irrespective of
room' elementary school. When this, the site for the building, and at the
exception that the smaller the school ' done, the 7th grade can then be i same election let them also cost
the greater the pupil cost.
(c) They are difficult to super
vise. d) They involve a waste of time
by teachers and supervisors in walk
ing from building to building.
(e) competent principals can be
retained In the elementary schools' their ballots either for the North
and the 9th grade In the old high
school. This will relieve the . new
high school of approximately 200 of
its students which will make It ade
quate to house its increasing en
rollment for another six or eight
Holly street site or the P. and
site and abide by the results.
'' : Respectfully,
HARL It. DOUOLAR,
HOMEIt P. RAINEY.
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Plls in th 7th and 8th grades, fsing' obtained only for the larger schools, 'years. In these eight years, by re- Financo Proposed Building Program.
our estimates of future growth, this! ,r' Dupcato equipment of all tiring the bonds outstanding and in-1 The averoge annual increaso In
hullrllng- will be reasonably adequate j fl0,'tH Is required. j creasing the assessed valuation, the assessed, valuation for the district
'or these grades (for about five years. Special classes or provisions district will be In a position to fl-.for the past five years has been np-
When the high school is removed to' for hrlght and slow pupils are very nancf, the new proposed Juiilo high proxlnfatelv $130,000. That this has
Its new building, alterations and re-' difficult in the small schools. j school. I not been gVeater Is without question
Pairs in the oid building will del Aa a standard it Is suggested that! There is one caution to be observ-,due to the reaction after the Infht
necesoary and sie hutldii Aihduld an elementary school serve a radius ed CareTul business methods should Hon of values In an earlier period,
be re-floored throughout at an estl-of mlle every direction. Schools' he employed In financing Medford's This Inflation has now been .nbsorb
mated cost nt iteah I closer than this are uneconomical school program, and strict, but wise ed as a matter of fact assessed etal-
t The relief affded your ele- ouna ana operate and are less wuuum oe prscucea.- ine uauons, increase mure rapidly man
ntary schools by nliicing the 7th "atisfactory from an educational district's " rate cannot be Increos- population as wealth tends to cor,-
and 8th grade In the old high school 'ie Polnt.
. ed indefinitely. Every ewp In the gregate lnthe city. The larger the
building will temporary and will 'We believe that rn your fu- must be made wisely with a city the larger assessed evaluation
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